Where to store your chainsaws

[@deannadeiters9886]

Nice job. I enjoy your music choice and the views of the shop.

[@Brandobeesandwood]

Thanks! I have more fun editing and finding music for a clip.

[@gumble223]

Nice vid bro.

[@MeadowgateWorks]

Nice, made something similar in my garage

[@CS-mv6oq]

A fine example of next level thinking, however, ( not to be picky, I know it's a pers. preference thing) I think that the slots should be spaced apart to fit any saw not specific saws in a specific order... more universally adaptable for new acquisitions.... also, I would have put smaller saw in the higher slot... easier to return to after long day playing beaver man I mean the last thing I'd want to do is lift that thing over my head at the end of day.... again looks great and functional - just prefer. thing

[@brysonboyd6563]

Nice job keep up the good work

[@Brandobeesandwood]

Thanks bud!

[@petersnelling9047]

Nicely done Brandon! I am thinking about a chainsaw rack and hadn’t thought about a plunge cut to hang them on. Cool! You inspired me to use a 2” x 10” x 8’ live edge piece of gum I milled about 2 years ago to make my rack. I was going to use a boring old 2x10 scrap I had but now I think I’ll add some swag like you! Bravo!

[@BAKERHUSKIE]

No oil leak?

[@thecollectoronthecorner7061]

The bar will stain from the acid in the wood. Cedar has turpentine in it. Better to remove the bars and put up shelves.